If I Were a Man by Arabella Kenealy
A humorous essay imagining a woman observer evaluating manly habits from fashions like smoking a big black pipe to responses to invitations, temper control, and courtesy. It contrasts domestic roles, social etiquette, and choices of conduct, ending with a firm insistence she would remain a woman.
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Origin of the halo in saintly art revealed
A historical note traces the halo from simple wooden umbrella like sheds used to protect statues in eleventh and twelfth century churches. Giotto, by misinterpreting these covers, painted them as circular aureoles, a practice that evolved into the traditional halo symbol for sanctity.
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The Designer of the Constitution a Pelatiah Webster Claim
Hannis Taylor in the August North American Review argues that Pelatiah Webster, not Noah Webster, originated the core ideas behind the U.S. Constitution. He contends Noah Webster merely echoed prior recommendations and urges scholars to recognize Webster’s true authorship behind the federal framework.
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United States
Hannis Taylor
Noah Webster
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Pelatiah Webster
Jefferson'a
New England
Capitol
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Admiral Dewey Praised For Leadership At Nicholl Springs Dinner
A dinner at Nicholl Springs lauds Admiral Dewey and a young boy entrepreneur who opened a small trimming store. He is cited for his early mastery of courteous, decisive governance and the ability to guide others to follow his lead with a calm, helpful approach.
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Queen of Italy Names Observatory Peak on Monte Rosa
The London Graphic reports an observatory on Monte Rosa peak named by the Italian queen who visited Gressoney during construction and blessed the site before it became the royal home. A village man, after nine years of repeated attempts, finally conquered the nearby wall and earned a place in Alpine pioneer history.
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Cleveland Plans First Up to Date Playground for Marion School
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Supervisor George W. Ehler plans a modern Marion school playground with over 50,000 square feet. The layout includes sections for children under 10, older girls, and older boys with a wading pool, swings, climbing apparatus, a twelve lap track, and a shelter house.
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Concrete Floors Foundations and Mixing Ratios
Instructions on preparing concrete floors emphasize thorough foundation tamping and drainage. Recommendations cover soil treatment, inclusion of gravel or broken stone, and specific mix ratios for general floors and engine foundations. Concrete should be placed in sections no larger than six feet square.
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Davis Opinion of Lincoln Provokes Colorado Protest
Mrs. Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes protested to General Palmer after Pennsylvanian cavalry men displayed a Lincoln assassination reward proclamation at the Antlers hotel in Colorado Springs. Palmer ordered removal to spare Mrs. Hayes, wife of banker J A Hayes, who recalls Lincoln’s imprisonment with a child’s view and recalls Lincoln as just.
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Margaret Howell
Jefferson Davis Hayes
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Quaker Reflections From the Philadelphia Record
A quirky humorous column offers observations on military circles and social idiosyncrasies. It notes people who remain unmoved by trouble and warns against relying on appearances or untruths while poking gentle fun at quirks in character.
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Albino brown trout thrive at aquarium hatchery experiment
A report details 148 albino brown trout from a 5 000 egg batch hatched in February at the aquarium hatchery. Fifteen died early, two more in four months, while four albino lake trout survive from an earlier import. Albinos are striking but delicate and may not live as long as normal colored fish.
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Atate Fish Hatchery
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